The government of India's dream child 'unique identification number system' which has rolled today by the Prime minister Mr Manmohan singh at a function in Tembhali at Nandurbar district .This project is the first of its kind as it is running ahead of its time schedule . The appointment of Nandan Nilkani, the co-chairman of infosys, as the chairperson of the Unique Identification Authority of India is significant, not only because it marks a departure from the traditional government way of working — of looking at bureaucrats and ex-bureaucrats to head projects of national importance, but also because it shows that the government has actually put out effort to hunt the right person for the job.
The dead line of 2011likes to be meet by Mr Nilkani.the country is sure that he will finish the work ahead of the deadline .
The unique identification number will help the government to track the progress of all its schemes that whether the end user had got all the benefits he is suppose to get thru any scheme or had someone in the system manipulating things .This would end needless harassment that people face for availing of basic government services like issuance of passports, driving licences, Electoral Identity Cards,Ration Cards etc.
Even the projects like golden Quadrilateral four lane highway project,the privatization of public sector units ,etc.are are also sensible steps by Indian government as these type of projects are completed in time frame and work done is of good quality.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Mature......are we?
Today ,my parents again went to Nathdwara to hear’ bhagwat ‘from shri Awadeshanand giri ji a saint from Juna Akhada.In India there are lakh’s of people who listen to such holy priests but how many of them follow what they listen !
The judgment from supreme court of India is already given and on 30th the Lucknow high court will deliver its judgment on a 60year old “title suit” for Ram janm bhoomi Babri masjid .The home minister is worried whether the peace and harmony in the country will be shattered on Friday or will the country behave mature after the judgment .he has urged the nation to behave sensibly .
Due to this uncertainty of the judgment tourists in the country have also kept there tours on hold even the success of the games which are due from 3rd of October is not sure the previous incidents and non secular behavior of the nation has forced the foreign visitor to give a second thought .The government’s stand on the country’s critical issues is also not clear .
Time to show the world that India is mature enough to host any kind of global feast without any disruption is here and we Indians will show the world that guest is god for us and each Indian will serve them with all his heart and soul ……
The judgment from supreme court of India is already given and on 30th the Lucknow high court will deliver its judgment on a 60year old “title suit” for Ram janm bhoomi Babri masjid .The home minister is worried whether the peace and harmony in the country will be shattered on Friday or will the country behave mature after the judgment .he has urged the nation to behave sensibly .
Due to this uncertainty of the judgment tourists in the country have also kept there tours on hold even the success of the games which are due from 3rd of October is not sure the previous incidents and non secular behavior of the nation has forced the foreign visitor to give a second thought .The government’s stand on the country’s critical issues is also not clear .
Time to show the world that India is mature enough to host any kind of global feast without any disruption is here and we Indians will show the world that guest is god for us and each Indian will serve them with all his heart and soul ……
Friday, September 24, 2010
POVERTY is there any answer...
I got an sms today which was “causes of poverty in India :Indian beds r more fertile than Indian lands”.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UvYRpjz0no&feature=related
Nice to laugh but it made me think for the country’s poverty.Even as we celebrate a booming economy ,with its surplus jobs and employment opportunities,a section of our population is just waiting for a chance to earn their first salary however small it may be. Ironically, we also have the highest number of child laborers close to 17million.
India has the world,s largest number of poor people living in a single country .Out of its total population of more than 1 billion ,300to 400 million people live below poverty line .Nearly 70%of poor people live in rural areas.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru4U_r95sfg
Poverty can be classified in two categories Rural and Urban
Reason of rural poverty are
Unequal distribution of income
High population growth
Illiteracy
Large family size
Caste system
Problem of rural poverty
Presence of diseases
Unhygienic living conditions
High infant mortality rate
Social ill treatment
Reason of urban poverty
Improper training
Slow job growth
Failure of Public distribution system
Problems of Urban poverty
Lack of opportunity to health and education services
No social security scheme
Unhygienic environment
The answer may be ....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LJl9PkJ69E
cribbing corruption
empowerment...
and so on....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UvYRpjz0no&feature=related
Nice to laugh but it made me think for the country’s poverty.Even as we celebrate a booming economy ,with its surplus jobs and employment opportunities,a section of our population is just waiting for a chance to earn their first salary however small it may be. Ironically, we also have the highest number of child laborers close to 17million.
India has the world,s largest number of poor people living in a single country .Out of its total population of more than 1 billion ,300to 400 million people live below poverty line .Nearly 70%of poor people live in rural areas.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru4U_r95sfg
Poverty can be classified in two categories Rural and Urban
Reason of rural poverty are
Unequal distribution of income
High population growth
Illiteracy
Large family size
Caste system
Problem of rural poverty
Presence of diseases
Unhygienic living conditions
High infant mortality rate
Social ill treatment
Reason of urban poverty
Improper training
Slow job growth
Failure of Public distribution system
Problems of Urban poverty
Lack of opportunity to health and education services
No social security scheme
Unhygienic environment
The answer may be ....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LJl9PkJ69E
cribbing corruption
empowerment...
and so on....
Thursday, September 23, 2010
know our own games....
India is said to be the part of most ancient civilization . People here use to entairtain themselves playing different games .India has a set of its own games for different people …
Much earlier possibly ,people played marbles ,with small balls made out of clay and out of real marble.Again we don’t know rules .but probably one version where you take tossing the marble at a goal and another where you take turn shooting the marble within a circle drawn in the dirt,trying to get them out of the circle. Another type of game was played with wooden hoops and sticks,either tossing the hoop up in the air or rolling the hoop along the ground pushing it with the stick .
Games like chess snake and ladder ,playing cards and polo had originated in India.chess originated in ancient India and was known as CHATUR-ANGA meaning four bodied.from this name we have its current name SHATRANJ.The Mahabharata story throw light on the fact that game similar to chess was played in ancient India dated around 800 and 1100 BC.
The game of playing cards was also one of the favorite pastime of Indians in ancient times .this game was patronized especially by the royalty and nobility .In ancient time the card game was known as KRIDAPATRAM and in middle ages it was known as GANJIFA.Cards were called KRIDA PATRAM were made of cloth and depicted motifs from Ramayana and Mahabharata etc.
Ancient India claims to have been the origin of Judo and Karate something similar to Karate was called KALARIPAYATE.This art form seem to have traveled from India to countries of far east with Buddhist religion .Unlike Judo karate Kalaripayate do not allow the use of lethal weapons.
Women also excelled in sports and art of self defence ,and were active in games like cock fighting and quail fighting .With the flowering of Buddhism in India archery ,Chariot racing ,and hammer throwing got popular .In Villas Manjri Tiruvedacharya described many of these games in detail.
So we should be proud to accept our own games and spread them thru generations….
Much earlier possibly ,people played marbles ,with small balls made out of clay and out of real marble.Again we don’t know rules .but probably one version where you take tossing the marble at a goal and another where you take turn shooting the marble within a circle drawn in the dirt,trying to get them out of the circle. Another type of game was played with wooden hoops and sticks,either tossing the hoop up in the air or rolling the hoop along the ground pushing it with the stick .
Games like chess snake and ladder ,playing cards and polo had originated in India.chess originated in ancient India and was known as CHATUR-ANGA meaning four bodied.from this name we have its current name SHATRANJ.The Mahabharata story throw light on the fact that game similar to chess was played in ancient India dated around 800 and 1100 BC.
The game of playing cards was also one of the favorite pastime of Indians in ancient times .this game was patronized especially by the royalty and nobility .In ancient time the card game was known as KRIDAPATRAM and in middle ages it was known as GANJIFA.Cards were called KRIDA PATRAM were made of cloth and depicted motifs from Ramayana and Mahabharata etc.
Ancient India claims to have been the origin of Judo and Karate something similar to Karate was called KALARIPAYATE.This art form seem to have traveled from India to countries of far east with Buddhist religion .Unlike Judo karate Kalaripayate do not allow the use of lethal weapons.
Women also excelled in sports and art of self defence ,and were active in games like cock fighting and quail fighting .With the flowering of Buddhism in India archery ,Chariot racing ,and hammer throwing got popular .In Villas Manjri Tiruvedacharya described many of these games in detail.
So we should be proud to accept our own games and spread them thru generations….
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
No more black friday please....
Professor R.S.Sharma writes “Ayodhya seems to have emerged as a place of religious pilgrimage in medieval times. Although chapter 85 of the Vishnu Smriti lists as many as fifty-two places of pilgrimage including towns ,lakes rivers mountains etc. ,it does not include Ayodhya in this list.Sharma also note that Tulsidas ,who wrote Ramcharitmanas in 1574 at Ayodhya does not mention it as a place of pilgrimage.
This suggests that there was no significant Hindu temple at the site of the Babri Mosque.
Mir Banki general in charge of Babar came to Ayodhya in 1528 and built the mosque destroying the temple.
The biggest problem for India’s national unity and integrity in the twentieth century has no doubt been what Indians call “communalism “the political conflict between the religions, especially between Hindus and Muslims. The most conspicuous communal bone of contention in India in the years 1986-1990 has certainly been the Ram janmabhoomi Babri Masjid issue.
The Babri Masjid Demolition of December 6 1992 wreaked havoc across India. At a glance it was just a violent communal episode in itself. On deeper analysis, one finds that the seeds of the 1993 Mumbai riots and the 2002 Gujarat mayhem lay here. It was also politics at work which lead to the eventual demolition of the mosque.
This Friday’s expected Judgment in the case is widely feared to cause frictions. Everyone is fearing that the verdict would disturb communal harmony and lead to violence…
When people can advocate schools and parks at ground zero Than why shouldn’t we in India not forget communalism and make the harmony between the two religions ?
As prosperity is there in togetherness so hope all Indians stand up together as on the day the bomb explosions at Mumbai or any other such incident on this Friday …
…..Please no more BLACK FRIDAY’S for my country………….
This suggests that there was no significant Hindu temple at the site of the Babri Mosque.
Mir Banki general in charge of Babar came to Ayodhya in 1528 and built the mosque destroying the temple.
The biggest problem for India’s national unity and integrity in the twentieth century has no doubt been what Indians call “communalism “the political conflict between the religions, especially between Hindus and Muslims. The most conspicuous communal bone of contention in India in the years 1986-1990 has certainly been the Ram janmabhoomi Babri Masjid issue.
The Babri Masjid Demolition of December 6 1992 wreaked havoc across India. At a glance it was just a violent communal episode in itself. On deeper analysis, one finds that the seeds of the 1993 Mumbai riots and the 2002 Gujarat mayhem lay here. It was also politics at work which lead to the eventual demolition of the mosque.
This Friday’s expected Judgment in the case is widely feared to cause frictions. Everyone is fearing that the verdict would disturb communal harmony and lead to violence…
When people can advocate schools and parks at ground zero Than why shouldn’t we in India not forget communalism and make the harmony between the two religions ?
As prosperity is there in togetherness so hope all Indians stand up together as on the day the bomb explosions at Mumbai or any other such incident on this Friday …
…..Please no more BLACK FRIDAY’S for my country………….
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
The common wealth game
“The 19th commonwealth games will begin -- if last minute safety and security concerns can be sorted out -- in New Delhi ,India’s capital, on Sunday 3 October “the guardian newspaper’s headline can define the trust of the UK and other nations in India .That is because a footbridge collapsed ,injuring 23 people today near the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium with 60,000capacity at Delhi.
Security and corruption are two major issues ,with doping by Indian players and flood being other concern for the Indian whose hard earn money is being wasted .
There is a section of people in India who advocate for non organationising these games here as they glorify the British raaj days .
CWG can be called congress /Calmadi Wealth Gaining ,as it has been dragged into lot of corruption charges ,the opposition party in India has estimated Rs. 30000 carore .A CBI inquiry is already under process.http://vodpod.com/watch/4148221-more-corruption-in-commonwealth-games-2010-india
So what is suppose to be India’s moment of glory is turning into the country’s hour of shame .
Security and corruption are two major issues ,with doping by Indian players and flood being other concern for the Indian whose hard earn money is being wasted .
There is a section of people in India who advocate for non organationising these games here as they glorify the British raaj days .
CWG can be called congress /Calmadi Wealth Gaining ,as it has been dragged into lot of corruption charges ,the opposition party in India has estimated Rs. 30000 carore .A CBI inquiry is already under process.http://vodpod.com/watch/4148221-more-corruption-in-commonwealth-games-2010-india
So what is suppose to be India’s moment of glory is turning into the country’s hour of shame .
Monday, September 20, 2010
Vrata ...fasting ?
“Vrata” or fasting for a cause ,should we or shouldn’t.vrata means pledge for mankind .by fasting we come to know suffering it keep ourselves away from sin. Scientifically fasting retune and cleans our digestive system .
People in ancient days have associated this scientific rule of fasting with religion so that more and more people keep fast at least once in an year and remain digestively healthy .however fasting is not only religious it is also an instrument of self discipline .it is a training for mind and body to live under hardships
All religions have some or the other ritual where the follower “fast“. like in Hindus festivals like navratri karwa choth ,poornima and so on ,whereas in Muslim community “roza for a month “Christians fasting ritual “teens fasting” while Jainism follow a different pattern for fasting called “santhara”.every community have set a different level of hardship to be followed for their vrata or fasting ritual.
Now a days it has come from a matter of dietary control or religious ritual fasting has come to be a handy tool of societal control. It is a non violent form of protest .Mahatma Gandhi was among the ones who used fasting to capture people’s attention..
People in ancient days have associated this scientific rule of fasting with religion so that more and more people keep fast at least once in an year and remain digestively healthy .however fasting is not only religious it is also an instrument of self discipline .it is a training for mind and body to live under hardships
All religions have some or the other ritual where the follower “fast“. like in Hindus festivals like navratri karwa choth ,poornima and so on ,whereas in Muslim community “roza for a month “Christians fasting ritual “teens fasting” while Jainism follow a different pattern for fasting called “santhara”.every community have set a different level of hardship to be followed for their vrata or fasting ritual.
Now a days it has come from a matter of dietary control or religious ritual fasting has come to be a handy tool of societal control. It is a non violent form of protest .Mahatma Gandhi was among the ones who used fasting to capture people’s attention..
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